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A Reminder: Chinatown Town Hall Tonight

The Chinatown Working Group wants to get the word out about tonight's town hall meeting at P.S. 130 on Baxter Street.  Everyone is welcome to attend. For the past year, the organization has been developing what they hope will...

What’s Happening at the Orchard Street “Hell Building?”

Back in August, we brought you news of the cheerful beautification project underway at 180 Orchard, the stalled condo/hotel project lovingly renamed by Curbed, "the Orchard Street Hell Building." At the time, LES artist Marco was painting a mural...

TLD Interview: University Settlement’s Michael Zisser

Every month, 23 community activists gather in a meeting room on the Lower East Side in the pursuit of a worthy but elusive goal: an agreement on the redevelopment of the Seward Park Urban Renewal Area (SPURA).  Under the...
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Tenant Rights Forum Tomorrow

From State Senator Daniel Squadron's office: New York State Senator Daniel Squadron, Congress Member Jerrold Nadler, Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer, Assembly Member Deborah Glick, and Councilmember Margaret Chin will co-host a tenants rights forum on Thursday, bringing together...

Kavanagh Responds to Tishman’s Stuy Town Decision

Earlier today we learned Tishman Speyer and Black Rock Realty, owners of Stuyvesant Town/Peter Cooper Village, have decided to hand over the troubled middle class housing complex to its creditors.  Assembly Member Brian Kavanagh is now out with a...

Department of Buildings Investigates “Nolitan” Zoning Issues

It was about three weeks ago that we first reported on possible zoning code violations at the Nolitan Hotel (40 Kenmare Street). For the past six months, residents have been complaining to the Department of Buildings that the project...
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SPURA Committee Focuses on Parking Lots

They are widely seen as an eyesore and a shameful reminder of long-simmering neighborhood feuds. But the five parking lots occupying the Seward Park Urban Renewal Area (SPURA) also serve a purpose. There are about 500 spaces - many...

Luxury Rental Building Planned for Avenue D

Developers of a proposed apartment building envisioned on the northwest corner of Avenue D and Houston streets went before a committee of Community Board 3 last night. They came with renderings of the planned development, which would include 166...

Young Israel Building Finally Coming Down

Two-and-a-half years after the Young Israel Synagogue moved out of its building on East Broadway, demolition work has finally begun. They sold the building to a developer, who planned a new condo project. In exchange, the synagogue received several...
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Frustrated Neighbors Battle City, New Hotel Over Zoning Restrictions

"Meet the Nolitans," beckons a new e-brochure from the not-yet-opened Nolitan Hotel, on the corner of Elizabeth and Kenmare Streets. Among the residents hanging out in this "authentic and endearing neighborhood:" fashion designers, restaurant proprietors and hair stylists. There's...
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The Lo-Down Culture Cast Episode 19 – Roxy Hunt, Co-Founder of The Lower East Side Film Festival

We spoke with Roxy Hunt, Co-Founder of The Lower East Side Film Festival (LESFF), for this week's episode of...

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